Finland's Patria Group plans to expand its capabilities and international footprint by acquiring Netherlands-based Nedaero, which manufactures, repairs, and distributes aircraft parts, Patria announced on 10 March.

For Nedaero, which has doubled its revenue during the past five years, becoming part of a larger company like Patria will provide “significant chances to further accelerate” its growth, Nedaero CEO and president Ruud Kleinendorst said.

Patria will acquire Nedaero from Kleinendorst and his co-owner for an undisclosed sum. Nedaero, which has about 35 employees, will be renamed Patria Netherlands when the transaction closes on 1 April.

Finland's Patria Group plans to expand its capabilities and international footprint by acquiring Netherlands-based Nedaero, which manufactures, repairs, and distributes aircraft parts, Patria announced on 10 March.

For Nedaero, which has doubled its revenue during the past five years, becoming part of a larger company like Patria will provide “significant chances to further accelerate” its growth, Nedaero CEO and president Ruud Kleinendorst said.

Patria will acquire Nedaero from Kleinendorst and his co-owner for an undisclosed sum. Nedaero, which has about 35 employees, will be renamed Patria Netherlands when the transaction closes on 1 April.

Finland's Patria Group plans to expand its capabilities and international footprint by acquiring Netherlands-based Nedaero, which manufactures, repairs, and distributes aircraft parts, Patria announced on 10 March.

For Nedaero, which has doubled its revenue during the past five years, becoming part of a larger company like Patria will provide “significant chances to further accelerate” its growth, Nedaero CEO and president Ruud Kleinendorst said.

Patria will acquire Nedaero from Kleinendorst and his co-owner for an undisclosed sum. Nedaero, which has about 35 employees, will be renamed Patria Netherlands when the transaction closes on 1 April.

Finland's Patria Group plans to expand its capabilities and international footprint by acquiring Netherlands-based Nedaero, which manufactures, repairs, and distributes aircraft parts, Patria announced on 10 March.

For Nedaero, which has doubled its revenue during the past five years, becoming part of a larger company like Patria will provide “significant chances to further accelerate” its growth, Nedaero CEO and president Ruud Kleinendorst said.

Patria will acquire Nedaero from Kleinendorst and his co-owner for an undisclosed sum. Nedaero, which has about 35 employees, will be renamed Patria Netherlands when the transaction closes on 1 April.

Finland's Patria Group plans to expand its capabilities and international footprint by acquiring Netherlands-based Nedaero, which manufactures, repairs, and distributes aircraft parts, Patria announced on 10 March.

For Nedaero, which has doubled its revenue during the past five years, becoming part of a larger company like Patria will provide “significant chances to further accelerate” its growth, Nedaero CEO and president Ruud Kleinendorst said.

Patria will acquire Nedaero from Kleinendorst and his co-owner for an undisclosed sum. Nedaero, which has about 35 employees, will be renamed Patria Netherlands when the transaction closes on 1 April.

Finland's Patria Group plans to expand its capabilities and international footprint by acquiring Netherlands-based Nedaero, which manufactures, repairs, and distributes aircraft parts, Patria announced on 10 March.

For Nedaero, which has doubled its revenue during the past five years, becoming part of a larger company like Patria will provide “significant chances to further accelerate” its growth, Nedaero CEO and president Ruud Kleinendorst said.

Patria will acquire Nedaero from Kleinendorst and his co-owner for an undisclosed sum. Nedaero, which has about 35 employees, will be renamed Patria Netherlands when the transaction closes on 1 April.